Whale's Tongue Agave is a magnificent, solitary rosette of broad, powdery-blue, cupped leaves that resemble a whale's tongue. The leaves have small marginal teeth and a stout, dark terminal spine. This cold-hardy agave is a stunning focal point in xeriscapes.




| Family: | Agavaceae (ah-gav-AY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Agave (a-GAH-vee) |
| Species: | ovatifolia (oh-vay-tih-FOH-lee-a) |
Full sun and excellent drainage. Very cold-hardy (to 0°F / -18°C). Water sparingly. The broad, cupped leaves collect water, so avoid overhead watering to prevent rot. Slow-growing but forms a spectacular specimen. Allow plenty of space for its mature size.
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